Study on Cognitive Dissonance of Passive Safety Investment Based on Cultural Psychology

Yu Feng Hong; Huan Bing Song

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.623.323

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Study on Cognitive Dissonance of Passive Safety Investment Based on Cultural Psychology

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In order to explore the deep internal cause of frequent occurrence of coal mine disasters in new era, firstly the paper has studied current situation of “institutional walls, equipment idle” in Chinese township coals by behavioral economics. And then, we analyzed cognitive dissonance of speculative psychology by cultural psychology in the course of passive safety investment. The results show that just relying on the infinite increase of rewards and punishments regulation system cannot effectively make them take active safety investment in the new period of economic development. Our study highlights the importance of mutual construction of psychological and social cultural in the preventing coal mine disaster.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 623)

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323-333

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August 2014

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Yu Feng Hong*, Huan Bing Song

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Cognitive Dissonance, Cultural Psychology, Passive Safety Investment

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